does anyone else know you like trannys

the only person that knows i like trannys is my mate who knows about your love for them

[armed_rober]

just you guys. hopefully a hot tranny will real soon.

[SweetCharmer]

my two closest mates know about my love for shemales

[BiancaLover]

Nope, only people on the forums. My best friend might suspect, but I'm not sure. I've got a wallpaper, that I made, of Bianca Freire on my PC and he's seen it, but I don't think he even suspects that she's a T-Girl.

[jimkski]

Just the people on the forum here--growing up and remaining in the upper midwest left me somewhat isolated in my experiences but the internet has really (thankfully) opened things up for me.

[jblast01]

My girlfriend knows and likes the kink. We are open about my attraction to shemales She would go bonkers if I were to be attracted to a woman or a gay man. A shemale to her is a special human that doesn't fit the norm. A feminine body with tits and a cock is very exciting to her. I am very lucky to have her. Not too far in the future, her and I will be spending a night with a hot hung lady in Tampa.

[cuminsideme]

No one knows ....

[hankhavelock]

I'm not in a closet here and find it as natural as anything else to be open about the fact that my girlfriend is transsexual. As a matter of fact, I'm actually proud about it - even to a point where I look a bit down on my hetero friends and their, by my views, limited ways. How boring can they get... phew...

Surely, people stop and stare and then whisper and giggle... that only makes me hold her so much closer when we stroll along the promenades of J-city...

NEVER EVER will I succumb to the idiotic narrow mindedness of Mr. and Mrs. Political Correctness. On the contrary, I bask in their obvious dismay and I hope it gives them a thoroughly BAD experience to take home and to haunt them for a long time... the bastards!

There is NOTHING good about trans-fobia - there are NO excuses. It's all and totally bad and I cannot find any kind of forgiveness for trans-fobic people.

So no, to me it's my pride and how I am. And I'm blessed by it.

Peace!

H

[cockluva]

Just everyone on here, It's going to all come out one day though.

[newcummer]

Just you on the forums my girl doesnt know and not for a while till i can get her into it. We been together for a long time now and shes as freakky as me just needs a lil push to get there.lol

[Molag Bal]

I live in Oklahoma, this isn't exactly a den of tolerance. So for reasons inescapable I have to keep my shemale lust to myself.

[dennisGTS]

My wife knows that I'm "fascinated" by trannies. ...but doesn't know that I am absolutely captivated by them and have been looking and fantasizing about them for quite a few years.

oh, and all of you know too.

[Alien]

Nobody but you.

[CuriousGirl]

My part-time lesbian lover knows, as does my one male lover. Of course, the ladyboy we've recently been having fun with knows.

[cyba]

One mate who also enjoyed them in SE Asia. But he married an 18 yr old
Cambodian female - gorgeous - who travelled the world with him and is
now a 30 yr old sophisticate

[Dells]

Besides the people here, I don't know anybody else who does.

[Paradisio]

Alas I don't know of anyone in real life who likes Tgirls, shame really. I'd like to go to one of the London TG clubs but not on my own!

[Hieronymus]

Yes. My sister and my friends do. I don't think anyone realizes how much though.

[Niche]

Hi everyone, new here... I told a female friend of mine as she also has sexuality issues. It felt really freeing to "come out" to someone, heart was racing when I did. Although she does take the piss a bit about my secret taboo. Small price to pay, it could be worse!

[pickseed]

my two closest friends, as well as my ex girlfriend who i am still very close with. (she still doesn't get it at all and thinks she's responsible for turning me 'gay' (which i am not at all))
i thought it would be harder to get them to understand but when i told them it wasnt so bad.
if they are real friends, don't worry about it, it will all work out.

[sexy]

No-one knows really. A friend of mine once mentioned that he was curious about Shemales, so I guess he has an inkling.

[Studio Audience]

nope!!!!!!

[violet lightning]

Nobody else knows , but I suspect most would accept it if not understand it.
I think its becoming more common and accepted in the media and society, so maybe there will be a time (and hopefully a place) where we are free to like who we like in the open. The genders are blurring all the time.

[new believer]

I don't think so. Unless I talk in my sleep or my laptop gets stolen.
I wouldn't mind letting people know, but it would kind of give my wife an undue reputation.

[hungsum]

Nope, it was "my secret" until I found this forum.

[storm11]

I have told friends once.
They all took it as just a joke

[dolphinlion]

I keep no secrets. My co workers know this and we all have a good time with it. The whole thing about being open is just that, no fear of being "discovered" if you are totally open. That is what this forum is all about. Being open to who we truly are.

[garijames@msn.com]

My best friends know and are becoming lovers themselves

[franalexes]

Ila knows.

[cr8tive]

Originally Posted by SexyLover

No... I'd be disowned by everyone i know if they found out. I haven't even experienced it yet as I live in a very secluded area and it's hard to get trannys here but hopefully one day soon i'll be moving to london where i can come out a bit

I can go with that too. The part of Essex I come from and what I do for a living would leave me open to ridicule; though I would love to explore the London scene too, but not on my own

[hankhavelock]

Originally Posted by dolphinlion

I keep no secrets. My co workers know this and we all have a good time with it. The whole thing about being open is just that, no fear of being "discovered" if you are totally open. That is what this forum is all about. Being open to who we truly are.

Yes, that's basicly it in a nut shell. Besides, I never really understood why it should be such a big deal, anyway.

The point is, basicly, to jump up and fall down on people's many taboos and hang-ups. Let them have them, if they give them security in life, but never let them force on you to live YOUR life by their double standards.

So good for you, pal! And welcome to the apparently rather exclusive club of guys who believe that closets are for clothes and not for people :-)

H

[tranlover008]

nope not at all.......

[TheSkronkDonkey]

A couple of my real life friends -- and more than a couple of my Internet buddies -- know.

I told the first of my real life friends outright. I told him because he's open-minded. Or so I thought. I don't think he believed me.

The second one found out after I let him use my computer and he snooped through my Internet favourites.

I half expected him to look through my favourites, actually. People can be a-holes like that. Even people you call friends.

The Internet buddies that know are fine with it. Which may tell you a thing or two about the beauty of meeting people online. There is a lot more diversity in the world than what your humdrum life implies. Maybe that's why most people remain insular. They get comfortable where they are and close themselves off.

Looking back, the mate that went through my favourites both amused me and pissed me off. Initially, I was amused at his predictability. Given that, sadly, he tends to be more ignorant and close-minded in general, I felt he actually paid the price for snooping -- i.e. he discovered something he would probably rather not have known. I found out when he made a crack about "Horny She-Men" (that was one of the links) to me. But right after, I *was* pissed that he'd helped himself to private matters and then gloated about it. I gave him an open-ended choice to snoop or not snoop. He foolishly chose the latter.

Unfortunately, that's not the first time something like that has happened. Back in uni, in my first year, we lived on campus in blocks of eight. Everyone in my block was very friendly and sociable. We'd always leave our doors open for the others to wander in and chat. If we went out, we tended to be casual about still leaving our doors open or not. One night, I went out and picked up some pizzas we'd ordered from a little pizza shop down the road. It later emerged that one of my flatmates went in my room while I was gone and took a look at the stuff on my laptop. I suppose I was the fool for being so naive, given that my actions were another (this time, totally unintended) invitation to snoop. Back then, my love for shemales didn't exist. What he discovered instead was my other niche, which is feet. At the time, just female feet; today, shemale feet (a match made in heaven, but I digress). Anyway, he would make snide comments on and off after this. On a couple of occasions, he even stuck pictures up (one on my door, another on the inside of my food cupboard). I suppose it was all deeply amusing to him, but the guy -- to put it bluntly -- was a cunt.

Of course, after that incident at uni, I did password-protect my laptop *and* lock my door whenever I went out. Sadly, I think I became very jaded and cynical about people after that. In the beginning, I tried to play by the same rules as everyone else. When everyone else was being sociable, I didn't want to be the odd one out. Nor did I actually have an issue with being casual. But that was rudely taken advantage of and I learned a harsh lesson. When my mate did a similar thing under similar circumstances, the differences being that he was a) a long-term mate, b) someone who was already in my room and who I personally allowed to use my computer, I suppose I felt validated on my cynicism towards people in general. You could say I have trust issues. That's why I only tell people about my likes and dislikes quite slowly. It may be that, in light of these events, I build things up too much in my mind. So what if people know X or Y about me? What does it matter? What does it change? Probably nothing. I just don't like what jerks people can be. I'm still trying to get comfortable with who I am and revealing things on my own terms.

It was a little therapeutic typing that out. I don't know if it helps anyone in any way, but there it all is.

[الدكتور العراقي]

no one just the people in that forum

[Hui!]

Interesting question. I would say no. Except that a friend who was tricked into tgirl sex, but he said she was post op so that was "ok". We had talked about it before and he has issues with pre op girls.

For me, I have been into regular and tgirls for a long time, but mostly in Hawaii and Philippines. I can say I am a bit confused now as from a recent trip to Bangkok, I met one girl who took my breath away and we spent two days together, mostly in the hotel room. Next time I went out I picked up two from Nana and that might have been some of the best sex I have had in years.

I did go with several gender natural girls in Bangkok, but that shit was so Ho-Hum boring! The Katoeys were just way better in my opinion. More beautiful, sexually what I like, and just down right hot! When I left the hotel room with the first one, literally, people just stopped on the street and stared! She was really beautiful.

[svartekaptenen]

Originally Posted by Paradisio

Alas I don't know of anyone in real life who likes Tgirls, shame really. I'd like to go to one of the London TG clubs but not on my own!

I travel to London quite often because flying there is so cheap, the city on the other hand are quite expensive, but when i go next time we could visít a club together if you like.

[dirty30]

i'm very discrete about my private live,the only one's that know are ofcoarse the gurls i've been with..

[jigenbakuda]

No one knows, hell I didn't know till a couple weeks ago...

[dot_com_ph]

no one actually..its my big secret

[TS obsessed]

Nobody. I tried to tell one close friend and she was disgusted and did not want to talk about it.

[jasonbourne1]

same here, big secret

[lacey_maxie]

Nobody,I hope knows about my little sweet secret apart from my......wife ,but it's only my guess.Once she found a pair of knickers in my jacket.It took me some time to convince her that it was a gift for her(it was new and it still had price tag attached) so I do hope that she believed that story.

[lickmysack]

if anyone knows it wasnt intentional

[chingchong63]

naw i think it is just the fantasy i dont think i would ever go through with anythng

[jimmyblaze1]

Yes.

FIrst person I told was my ex when she said she liked them...that gave me courage to tell her and she thought it was so hot, when we were in Amsterdam she reckoned we should go fuck one together...however we were too stoned lol...

THen I told this one girl I know who me & her chat SO much about our sex lives and she's about as kinky as me so yuhh...

THen I told this girl I met on the internet who I met up with and she thinks it's really hot...

SO - looks like cat is well and truly out of the bag..and I can't wait to get some sweet tgirl luvin!!

[Amy]

Several do, yes.

[orion]

Yes .. mainly other T-Girls .. some of whom I've dated in the past .. some whom I chat with online ..

But what's the big deal ? .. Nobody would think of asking "Does anyone else know you like RG's" .. would they ?

After all .. T-Girls are real people, with feelings & sensibilities just the same as anyone else .. they're not freaks or sex objects .. I love my Girlfriend (Jenny) like I would love any other woman ..

Bye for now,

Orion ..

[Lac79]

Nope, not outside of this forum. Its my personal buisness in my opinion.

[goozer]

only you guys!

[swimson]

Originally Posted by hankhavelock

I'm not in a closet here and find it as natural as anything else to be open about the fact that my girlfriend is transsexual. As a matter of fact, I'm actually proud about it - even to a point where I look a bit down on my hetero friends and their, by my views, limited ways. How boring can they get... phew...

Surely, people stop and stare and then whisper and giggle... that only makes me hold her so much closer when we stroll along the promenades of J-city...

NEVER EVER will I succumb to the idiotic narrow mindedness of Mr. and Mrs. Political Correctness. On the contrary, I bask in their obvious dismay and I hope it gives them a thoroughly BAD experience to take home and to haunt them for a long time... the bastards!

There is NOTHING good about trans-fobia - there are NO excuses. It's all and totally bad and I cannot find any kind of forgiveness for trans-fobic people.

So no, to me it's my pride and how I am. And I'm blessed by it.

Peace!

H

Yeah...way to make us feel bad boss. lol

...Nope a couple mates suspect due to seeing an open email from an old forum years ago but since then i've kept me shizzle pretty well locked down and now I'm a member of everything going....hahaha lol

Seriously tho.....I don plan on telling them when i'm in a relationship but i'm not gonna deal with them taking the piss so I am prepared to get new mates...

Lame. lol - outside o' family n friends I strive for unilateral acceptance, just